SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, has reportedly presented a new tender offer to investors, valuing the company at $400 billion. This news comes from Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter.
According to the report, SpaceX is preparing a new secondary share sale that would allow some existing shareholders to sell part of their stakes in the company. The shares are expected to be offered at a price of $212 each, bringing the company’s total valuation to around $400 billion.
The exact amount of shares to be sold has not yet been disclosed. The final size of the deal will depend on the level of interest from both sellers and potential investors. One of the main goals of the sale is to give early investors an opportunity to realize gains on their investments.
This valuation further cements SpaceX’s status as the most valuable private company in the world, surpassing Chinese tech giant ByteDance and AI powerhouse OpenAI — both currently valued at around $300 billion.
For reference, SpaceX was valued at $350 billion in December 2024. The new offer reflects the company’s rapid growth in space technology and satellite communications, particularly through its Starlink program.
SpaceX’s current valuation and continued investor interest highlight its strong leadership in commercial spaceflight and global internet services, underscoring its strategic importance in the evolving aerospace and technology sectors.
